Kellogg'S Just Right Cereal, 500 G, Pack Of 5

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An early commercial for the cereal when sold in the United States has become an internet viral video due to it featuring a then-unknown Tori Amos. Verdict: The original Special K has only 1.5g of fat in 100g so it's the perfect choice if you're trying to slim down. They taste really sweet too, so there will be no need for extra sugar, and you'll be full until lunchtime. We believe healthy foods are whole foods, as close to their natural form as possible. As natural flavours can legally include a lot of unknown and unlisted ingredients, some of which can even be solvents, we recommend reducing your consumption of ‘natural flavours’ where possible. Verdict: This fruity cereal is loved by kids everywhere, and it's only 385 calories per serving. It contains 4.3g of fibre per 100g serving, and is a good choice if you want a treat cereal that's not too full of calories. Ingredients: Whole Grain Oat Flakes (55%), Barley Flakes (19%), Chicory Root Fibre (11%), Nuts (7%) (Sliced & Whole Almonds (5%), Chopped Roasted Hazelnuts (2%)), Sunflower Oil, Seeds (1%) (Pumpkin Seeds, Sunflower Seeds), Desiccated Coconut, Natural Flavouring.

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Verdict: With 22g of fibre, this cereal is great for a healthy gut, and the natural prebiotic chicory root fibre helps support digestive health too and contributing to normal bowel function. As a nutritionist and a foodie, I can tell you that the healthiest and tastiest cereal in Australia is: Homemade muesli! Everyone is different, so results may vary. Exercise and a good diet are needed to achieve (and maintain) weight loss, muscle gain and toning. Please talk to a healthcare professional before starting ANY diet or fitness regime. Just Right’ from Kelloggs is a perfect example of an unhealthy cereal that people regularly mistake for being good for you. If you take a look at the label, you’ll soon see why.

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an excessive number of calories per serve (if you’re trying to lose weight, avoid cereals with more than 300 calories per serve) After my two boys were born I decided to go freelance and have written for Good to Know, Woman, Woman & Home and Global Radio, as well as Marks & Spencer and Holland & Barrett. It’s only when you know how to read the nutritional panels that the real story of what is (and isn’t) healthy becomes clear. To make our findings fair we have analysed the fat, saturated fat, sugar, salt content and calories for 100g portions of each cereal - instead of the individual recommended serving size for adults or children - and haven't included milk.It can hide in your cereal ingredients under different names, so learn the names it likes to hide behind! Can you find the sugars on this ingredients list? Natural flavouring substances (CAC/GL 66-2008 item 2.2.1.1) are flavouring substances obtained by physical processes that may result in unavoidable but unintentional changes in the chemical structure of the components of the flavouring (eg, distillation and solvent extraction), or by enzymatic or microbiological processes, from material of plant or animal origin. Such material may be unprocessed, or processed for human consumption by traditional food-preparation processes (eg, drying, torrefaction (roasting) and fermentation). This means substances that have been identified/detected in a natural material of animal or vegetable origin.

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I love cycling to work and when I get some me-time I also love a good shop - most of which is done online these days! Still, consumer products go away all the time, so can one generation truly take the blame for declining cereal sales?

Verdict:Is Weetabix good for you? The answer is a resounding yes! Although it might have a higher sugar content than other cereals, it's got the lowest fat, saturated fat and salt score. Weetabix also has lower calories than other cereals, scoring well for the amount of calories per 100g - that’s almost half that of the worst overall cereal.